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Juhi BansalExplore your self

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Hello,
There are plenty of employment opportunities are available for the ICWA qualified people. Once you have completed the ICWA course, you can start up your career as a cost accountant and earn a good package. ICWA degree holders are highly demanded in the government sector, private enterprises, development agencies, banking & finance sector, education and training sectors. With the advancement of the economy, demands for the cost and management professionals are rising rapidly.
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Jobs available after completing integrated M.Com (a) Accounting and Finance professional (b) Managers requiring interdisciplinary knowledge (c) Researchers and consultants. (d) Teaching (e) Business Development executive. (f) Various Government Jobs etc.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

Scholar-Level 16

Jobs available after completing integrated M.Com (a) Accounting and Finance professional (b) Managers requiring interdisciplinary knowledge (c) Researchers and consultants. (d) Teaching (e) Business Development executive. (f) Various Government Jobs etc.

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Raj shakya#ReadyToHelp

Scholar-Level 16

Jobs available after completing integrated M.Com (a) Accounting and Finance professional (b) Managers requiring interdisciplinary knowledge (c) Researchers and consultants. (d) Teaching (e) Business Development executive. (f) Various Government Jobs etc.

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DHIRAJ JAISWALB.Tech Student. Technology Enthusiastic.

Contributor-Level 9

First of all, the syllabus is huge so don't worry about it too much. The entire course is divided into 3 divisions. First will be entrance which includes 10th-12th level maths aptitude account and cost all from 10th-12th level.
The second division will take 6 subjects altogether. And the final also consists of two papers. For more about the syllabus, visit the official website. Articleship will be required for 15 months or so. The total course will at least take a minimum of 3 years.

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Nishant PanchalComputer Engineer

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You should go for BCA or B.Tech with any field in which you are most interested. As you had CS, then you should go for B tech with computer Science branch which is 4 years course. BCA is 3 years degree.
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Lamya Kaushikhard worker, passionate to do new things,

Guide-Level 12

Finance as a major for studies hasn't picked up in India, so there are only a handful of colleges/B-Schools that offer an MS in Finance. The colleges are (in order of what I feel should be their ranking):
1. JBIMS, MumbaiCourse M.Sc. FinanceLocated in the financial capital of India and having the first mover advantage, it is currently the best option available in India. Placement - the highest CTC - 21.5 lacks, Average CTC - 16.3 lacks (2015-17 Batch)
2. SVKM'S NMIMS, MumbaiCourse M.Sc. FinanceThis course was started in 2017 and is relatively unknown, has a lot of potential given the NMIMS brand name.
3. Gokhale Institute of Politics and
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Mehak Seth

Guide-Level 12

For CWA, you can start the studies right after 10+ 2, taking the Foundation Course. The course trains you in accounting, cost and management, audit and tax functions among others. As a qualified CWA professional, you are responsible for maintaining and scrutinizing accounts, preparing cash budgets, maintaining cash flow statements among others. But it is cost cutting that you would specialise in. If you want to pursue the Company Secretaries Course, you have three stages: Foundation, Executive and Professional Programme. Graduate students are exempt from Foundation Programme. Here is a ready reckoner.
1. CS Duration: Foundation program
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Juhi BansalExplore your self

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Hello,
All course are good. It completely depends on what are your interests and likings. I can specify related to BAF, but the ultimate decision has to be yours.And, it depends on study which is better. If you are doing CS, then BAF is best option. If you are done very well then it is very good in your future.
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Juhi BansalExplore your self

Guide-Level 14

Hello,
According my knowledge, you are not eligible for UGC NET Exam. If you want to appear in NET Exam you should first complete you master's degree then you can apply for UGC NET. It is require that, you have to done your Post Graduation first, after this you will be eligible to apply for CSIR NET Exam as well as UGC NET Exam. Thank you.

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